Apr 26, 2021
Imagine if your student council had this much power. What would you have achieved?
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Imagine if your student council had this much power. What would you have achieved?
The Student Assembly obviously already knows how to navigate the archives. Here is the invitation they used as inspiration. Dated 1924, it's an invitation to one of the first planning meetings for Bennington College.
An invitation to one of the Student Assembly's meetings this fall. Submitted by Sarah Shames '17.
Flat Hat Online Editor Zachary Frank sits down to talk about campaign issues with SA presidential and vice presidential candidates Carlton Smith '15 and Chri...
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